www.equibase.com fails to receive data?

dual boot mac / safari receives www.equibase.com no problem!

I batched fed a session of local html files and i may have changed the settings?
It is just this site I think.
Isther a way to get back to default OWB save reinstall?


Unable to Load Page

A problem occurred while loading the URL http://www.equibase.com/

Error 56: Failure when receiving data from the peer.



[ Edited by osco on 2010/4/30 20:24 ]

It also doesn't work with Ibrowse, Sputnik here. No idea what it can be, but it doesn't look like it's OWB's fault, at least.

Happy

but it doesn't look like it's OWB's fault, at least.

I think it may be my fault :( I batch processed of html files that were in Ram: I think OWB somehow used some old urls attached and pounded equibase.com with them..I thinkthey are now allergic to anything Morphos ..I'm sorry If i do it again I will disconnect the ethernet cable.

i acceess blogger using a proxy proxytea.appspot.com,it's obvious that
this website is blocked by the isp.
but could you tell me there are tools of detecting if a website is
blocked by isp?like m-lab ddoes
Can Morphos have a proxy to access www.equibase.com /

You can tell OWB to use a proxy by setting HTTP_PROXY ENV variable with the proxy address (i'll put it in settings someday :)).

No idea if it will help or not. I don't have any proxy to try.

http://home.versatel.nl/roberthoenselaar/ProxyTutorialForAnonymity.html
a list of free proxys2)Finding the right proxy


-Free proxy-lists at:
-www.samair.ru/proxy (1000 proxys with country + anonymity)
-www.atomintersoft.com/products/alive-proxy/proxy-list (1000 proxys with anonymity)
-www.proxymatrix.com/index.html (with country + anonymity)
-www.stayinvisible.com/index.pl (20 pages of proxys. with country + anonymity)


[ Edited by osco on 2010/5/12 12:37 ]

would be nice feature for obw to have proxy mode, where it joined a tor network or linked into a free proxy service.

sorry have have said along these lines before....

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The selective blocking of file sharing traffic interfered with users? rights to access the internet and to use applications of their choice, the commission said.